Boston Transportation

 11 Reviews  When I went to college one of of my many options for visiting home was taking the train. I ruled out taking the train, Amtrak, because it was expensive. After researching the Amtrak New York City to... 

 39 Reviews  If you are looking at going from New York to Boston / Boston to New York, a very hassle free and comfortable trip is on the Limo Liner! Easy pick up at the Hilton Hotel between 6th and 7th... 

 19 Reviews  Usually, it hard to opt in favor of the bus service in Boston. When you ask for directions, people usually point you toward the nearest T station, but travel by T can be inefficient and tiresome,... 

 15 Reviews  We caught the commuter rail a couple of times during our trip. Once to get to Bridgewater State Uni to visit our daughter and once to get to Salem for a day trip out of town. You can catch the T from... 

 34 Reviews  Flew into Logan from Atlanta last week---there are 3 main terminals connected by a free bus system, and you can also walk between them if you are not in a hurry----it took about 20 minutes to walk... 

 6 Reviews  Taxi in Boston are expensive but sometimes worth it when you are on a time crunch, as the subways (T) are cheap but very slow in Boston. If you are on a Green Line, this is even more so. You can... 

 17 Reviews  Walking is our preferred way to exploring a city. I do love to walk and exploring a city by foot is the best way to see as much or as little as we want. We can do a bit of shopping, grab a drink or... 

 8 Reviews  An economical way to see Boston by water is to take the MBTA harbor ferry from the Aquarium (Long Wharf) to the Charlestown Navy Yard and back. The Ferry runs every 15 minutes, so there is little... 

 9 Reviews  I personally have never taken a trolley tour of any place that I have visited, but I have checked them out from time to time when trying to plan a trip. Before coming to Boston this last time, I... 

 7 Reviews  Instead of taking a classic hop-on-hop-off bus tour, it is more fun to take the Duck tour. You will be riding in an authentic, renovated World War II amphibious landing vehicle and visit different... 

 2 Reviews  Believe it or not, some cruise liners actually stop in Boston. You can catch boats to Bermuda, Canada, Miami, Maine...and many other places apparently. Cruises here dock at the Black Falcon Terminal... 

 machomikemd Says:  Ramada and Comfort Inn Hotels are far from downtown boston at 4 miles south in south boston but they are the cheapest hotels in boston area and they offer... 

 Gypsystravels Says:  We saw a couple of these carriages in a few locations, namly in the area of State street near the Black Rose as well as near the aquarium. I can't actually tell... 

 BruceDunning Says:  There are parking places in the Boston downtown area. Be prepared for high cost, at least from a Midwestern price point. Down at the wharf area, it is $16 a... 

 BruceDunning Says:  The main arteries coming form downtown are I-90 Turnpike. and I-95 and I-93. There is no real belt loop to get around the suburbs, so traffic can congest when... 

 garridogal Says:  If you live in Boston and don't own or car or if you visit Boston and are a member, a Zipcar is a wonderful way to get around. I've been a member for almost... 

 ForestqueenNYC Says:  This easy to use website will tell you how to get from your starting to finishing point by public transportation and taxi. It will give you an estimate on how... 

 jasperdo Says:  Any rail fan who visits Boston owes it to him/herself to catch the Red Line out to Ashmont and ride the Mattapan line. A throwback to another era, the Mattapan... 

 Polly74 Says:  Boston has an extensive subway and bus system that can get you to almost every tourist location. Locals call the subway the T - you can find the stops by large... 

 kentishgirl Says:  I think they called in the Subway?? but parts of it that we travelled on were like trams.It is a very cheap means of transportation and real quick too.Boston is... 

 kazander Says:  Driving North out of Boston on Rt 93 we were able to cross Boston's newest bridge, the Zakim Bridge . An interesting structure, it looks more like a sculpture... 

 kumachan200x Says:  SERVICE ALERT: Green Line Train Service will run to North Station. For passengers seeking service to Science Park and Lechmere, substitute bus service will run... 

 Jozzzef Says:  The airport can easily be reached by metro and then a shuttle bus. Be sure you know which terminal to go to because you need to know which bus to take (although...